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Exploring his love for Inventions: Story of Harsh Rajauriya

Harsh Rajauriya is a Class VIII student who enjoys studying General Knowledge, Science and Moral education. He enjoys playing indoor and video games. Along with that he likes to spend time with his books, especially after everyone around him is asleep. His preferred way of learning is by reading textbooks and practicing Mathematics. He aspires to become an engineer because of his love for science, but may explore other options too.

Here are a few ideas and suggestions shared by Harsh with the Gurushala team. Keep reading to know his story and get a glimpse of how Harsh sees the world around him

What is your favorite subject and what do you like the most about that subject?

Of all the subjects, I like science the most. It is because science has given us many inventions and technology, which has really helped us. Among all the inventions, the internet is my favorite as it makes many things and processes easy for us.

How has Gurushala helped you in your journey as a student?

My mother introduced me to Gurushala. I really like all the content present in Gurushala. It's always relatable and I can easily find the modules I need for my learning and education. This also helps me to learn any topic. The video form of the courses and modules helps me have a deeper understanding of the content. Along with that, Guushala also has a lot of animated videos, which I really enjoy watching. By doing this, I learn many things.

I have also attended a few quizzes and it really helped me in my class. I have actively participated in teacher's day, Gurushala-National Aptitude Test along with many webinars.

What is the one thing you like the most about your favorite teachers?

I am very fond of all my teachers. They teach me very politely and treat me as their own child.

Through his story, we learn that a student should learn to diversify the means of learning instead of restricting it to one single way. Keep inspiring!!

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